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Kreuzgasse
A strikingly elegant landmark development. A corner plot with a number of older buildings at the junction of Stadtstraße and Kreuzgasse – a strategically significant location on the edge of Dornbirn city centre – was scheduled for redevelopment and a striking newbuild. The result is a solid, upmarket construction that sets its stamp on the surrounding urban fabric. The height of the polygonal structure, which comprises two linked volumes, descends in staggered levels from its high point on the city side to the two-storey connecting section. The mid-rise blocks form a U-shape that extends towards the rear of the plot with the dominant eight-storey corner volume nudging the weight of the development towards the road junction... More
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2226 JED Schlieren
Just outside Zurich, on the site once occupied by the Neue Zürcher Zeitung printing press, Baumschlager Eberle Architekten has completed 2226 JED, a mixed-use hub combining offices, laboratories and a variety of amenities. Designed for JED (Join. Explore. Dare.), the building is the largest to date constructed using the 22-26 architectural principle, a low-tech approach that eliminates conventional heating, cooling and mechanical ventilation while maintaining indoor comfort.
Dimitri und René Dürr
Dimitri und René Dürr
Dimitri und René Dürr
Design and floorplan
The sharply geometric, lime-rendered complex consists of three interconnected volumes. Building J, a reimagination of... More
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Maison de l'innovation
For the french Post services, the Maison de l'innovation in Nantes is an opportunity to bring together all its IT departments, working on both the group's digital transformation and its cyber security. Designed by Baumschlager Eberle Architekten, the new building is a landmark in the urban landscape, highlighting the monumental view from Boulevard Vincent Gâche. The generous, double-height porch that opens onto it becomes a major architectural event, affirming the identity of an address and the public role of an emblematic company. Reminiscent of bridges spanning the Loire, this geometry is reminiscent in many ways of the specific characteristics of a city.
Cyrille Weiner
Cyrille Weiner
Cyrille Weiner
Cyrille W... More
Project • By Baumschlager Eberle Architekten • Universities
Campus Krems
Three educational institutions come together on the Campus Krems extension site - the Carl Landsteiner University, the University for Continuing Education Krems and the IMC University of Applied Sciences Krems.
Maximilian Haidacher
Maximilian Haidacher
Maximilian Haidacher
The effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of the 4 new campus buildings begin with their form and neutral utilisation. The buildings are kept very compact. The open spaces between the core and façade can be quickly adapted to changing research environments. Economy and ecology also complement each other through the simple design of the building services. Alternative and sustainable systems are mainly used: Geothermal probes, solar cells, compon... More
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Kornelius Forum
Professor Gerd Jäger, head of our Berlin office, recently took the microphone. The occasion was a happy one: the foundation stone for the Kornelius Forum in Berlin's Wedding district was laid in the presence of church and local celebrities. Even more pleasing: "This new building is the first building in Germany to be constructed according to the 22·26 principle," explains Gerd Jäger.
The climate-friendly new building largely manages almost without heating, mechanical ventilation and cooling. The name is derived from the feel-good temperature of 22 to 26 degrees Celsius. This building design method significantly reduces construction and energy costs. A particularly long service life and recyclability as a contribution... More
News • News • 17 May 2022
Baumschlager Eberle Architecten create an architectural statement for a natural setting in Alpe Furx
On a sloping site in the Austrian ski resort of Alpe Furx, this holiday and leisure development by Baumschlager Eberle Architekten comprises twelve chalets integrated with their context and a new hospitality building replacing an old hotel.
Albrecht Immanuel Schnabel
Key concepts during the design process included a respectful treatment of ground and grade, high amenity values, and a thoughtful relationship between the structures themselves. The resulting site plan features is a small development with three groups of four chalet buildings arranged in a naturalistic manner.
Albrecht Immanuel Schnabel
To preserve views of the mountain and the nearby chapel, the main hospitality building is located below the chalets. Containi... More